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DEATH WISH 3 is one of the best entries in the time-honored one-man army/vigilante genre. It grabs you by the throat, punches you in the face and pistol whips you upside your head repeatedly with its brutal, hyper-excessive violence, and makes no apologies for it. It's a stunning disasterpiece of a cinematic artistry - and besides, it's got Charles freakin' Bronson... and Wildey! What the hell more could you want for your grim 'n gritty Giggler-snuffing, creep-bashing, crook-trashing, punk-trapping, freak-capping exploitation fix??? Nuff said
The following is a Charity Challenge where I am playing to take The Worst Franchise Football Team the 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers to attempt to win a Super Bowl on Tecmo Super Bowl on the NES. No hard resets are done in my favor for all games are recorded one time for a fair and even outcome. I do ask all when they are done watching to head on over to U.S. Center For Safe Sport https://uscenterforsafesport.org/about/donate/ and donate to help to promote a sports community where participants can work and learn together free of emotional, physical, and sexual abuse and misconduct.
More like Death Wish 5: The face of getting older
I'm kinda surprised that Shauni isn't being stolen away from Eddie by random strangers....other lifeguards....starfish....dead fish...cement.....
Terry Silver from Cobra Kai must be at it again as his illegal chemical waste dumping from his plastics company seeped into Baywatch's shores has suddenly made Hobie sick. This prompts Mitch, with the aid of Shauni, to attempt a Mission Impossible beyond their authority to shut it down.
Creepy as it may seem, given that Eddie is an orphan, it makes a lot of sense for him to have a thing for mother figures. It makes me wonder just what he sees in Shaunie other than she's hot.
Eddie is about to be flamebroiled while Mitch is distracted by his new wave runner.
The crossover that pretty much no one asked for, but one that I am strangely happy to know exists. Life is an odd journey.
Haven't realized until the Jason references that Baywatch and the Friday the 13th films have a lot in common. Both have an exploitative amount of T&A, shaky continuity, bad writing, rehashed stories, and have a man-child as a major character.